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Chapter 1 Information Systems: An Overview
l e a r n i n g o u t c o m e s
LO1 Discuss common applications of computers
and information systems.
LO2 Explain the differences between computer
literacy and information literacy.
LO3 Define transaction processing systems.
LO4 Define management information systems.
LO5 Describe the four major components of an
information system.
LO6 Discuss the differences between data and
information.
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l e a r n i n g o u t c o m e s (cont’d.)
LO7 Explain the importance and applications of
information systems in functional areas of a
business.
LO8 Discuss how information technologies are
used to gain a competitive advantage.
LO9 Explain the Five Forces Model and strategies
for gaining a competitive advantage.
LO10 Review the IT job market
LO11 Summarize the future outlook of
information systems.
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Computers and Information Systems in Daily Life
• Computers and information systems are all
around you
– Online classes
– Grading
– Grocery and retail
– PDA and smartphones
– Internet
• “Information systems” versus “information
technology”
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A New Era of Marketing: YouTube
YouTube is a popular video sharing service that
can be used as a marketing tool. The following
are examples of corporations that are using
YouTube to promote their products and
services:
•
Quiksilver
•
Ford Models
•
University of Phoenix Online
•
The Home Depot
•
Nikefootball
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Computer Literacy and Information Literacy
• Computer literacy
– Having skills in using productivity software
• Information literacy
– Understanding the role of information in
generating and using business intelligence
• Business intelligence (BI)
– Provides historical, current, and predictive
views of business operations and environments
– Gives organizations a competitive advantage in
the marketplace
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